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Warren Mickle Park

Amherstburg, Ontario

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About Warren Mickle Park

This 1.6 hectare Neighbourhood park is located in Amherst Pointe along the Big Creek watershed and is named after Warren Mickle, a well-known local nature photographer and lifetime resident of the former Malden Township, who lived and worked in the area of the parkland. The park was developed as an eco-park after a grant was sough to fix drainage issues whereby rising water levels cause portions of the park to flood. This park abuts the Big Creek watershed making it home to many rare species of birds, flora and fauna, some not found anywhere else in Canada. The park is home to 70 assorted native trees which were planted by volunteers in 2024 along the north side of the property.

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Adresse
164 McLeod Ave
Amherstburg, Ontario
Téléphone
519-736-0012
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